The Atlanta Global Studies Center (AGSC) and the Center for Latin American and Latinx Studies (CLALS) present the first of a three-part moderated web series on Social Justice and Human Trafficking.

In the first of the series, members of the Alliance for Cross-Media Storytelling and Performance [ACMSP] present "Exploring Crossover Projects in Art & Social Justice". They will describe past and current projects that empower students to use art and media to understand and engage in social justice movements, such as the fight to end human trafficking. These faculty will share their experiences and project outcomes and offer a model for engagement.

All are invited to attend, including faculty, students, and the public. 

Click here to RSVP.

A link to the webinar will be sent to the email address you provide on the day of the event. 

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Upcoming Webinars:

July 7: Assisting the Most Vulnerable 

with Monica Khant, Executive Director,

Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network

and Ouleye Ndoye, Former Senior Human Trafficking Fellow

July 21: Youth Exploitation

with Dr. Eric Wright, Distinguished Professor,Sociology & Public Health

and Jennifer Swain, Executive Director, YouthSpark 

Goals of the series are to:

• educate the public, including faculty, students, and community members about realities of human trafficking 
• discuss current challenges, trends, and/or successes
• describe specific needs for research, training, service, etc.
• provide opportunities for the audience to get involved and stay involved throughout the coming year
• consider ways to foster collaborative cross-sector partnership 
• build community that would re-convene in person at the AGSC symposium in April 2021